VCA Olathe Animal Hospital

My spouse and I just moved to Kansas 9 months ago. We have 4 fur babies, so I googled nearby vets. I came across VCA and honestly the only reason it caught my eye was SIMPLY because of the free exam coupon on their website for new patients. I didn’t know how much an exam actually costs there. Until appointment day, when they tried to charge me for the exam……ALMOST $100!! (The most expensive vet I’ve ever encountered) I had to remind them we are new and had a coupon. I failed to look at their reviews beforehand. Huge mistake on my part. Had I known how unprofessional, overpriced, and incompetent the staff would be I would have never stepped foot in that building. I had a very good experience during my first visit. I absolutely loved Dr. Lindsey. He was kind, helpful, friendly, professional,

I simply cannot recommend them enough! From the front desk to the technicians, especially Sarah!, the staff here are SO KIND and make you feel so welcome! Dr. David Lindsey was kind, understanding, and patient with answering all my questions no matter how silly, he really made me feel at ease and comfortable. He even followed up next day on test results and to check in on my cat, which really makes me feel valued as a client and not like just another number to them. I have had nothing but good experiences the past times I have brought my animals here and after our most recent visit, it’s solidified my decision that I won’t go anywhere else! Thank you so much to Dr. Lindsey, and the rest of the staff here at VCA, for being so awesome :) Chunky says thank you too!

Very money hungry. Be warned that an exam alone is $100. They are one of the highest priced vets in the county. The old manager was also not great or willing to compromise and would do whatever she could to bring in money as most corporations do. They have high turnover and cannot keep staff. Almost everyone is gone that used to be there long term.

Phenomenal care for your pets! All the doctors are wonderful and truly caring. Highly recommend!

Our family had taken our pet here for over a decade. Ever since they became corporately owned, they have had much higher turnover of employees, including veterinarians, & the experience is not the same. We finally left because each time we would make an appointment we would have to agree upon what was done beforehand, and then once they actually had our pet in office the list of necessities would change. It was extremely frustrating. Their main office assistant would blame new employees. After the 4th time this "unfortunate error by a new employee" happened, we left.